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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Amsorty q oar aItsd STATES Ssna-
tors ars mlliosaifss. aEd ths mess OF
than golsi up their fortunes a. rapidly
q. p1Ar,x aad 5szssAS did.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The Universal saEssgs solks sre coGl-
planning loudly tnst a vonan cannot De
tired b. Jury Of her ps-rs-ihas u,
twelve women. HosKEss protests that
tbs wouid iEsars a CONVICTION. every
tns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Hon. AnrsS e. TzvRxks slows hat
he carupasxn 81 1855 turns On The labor
vnfe. whe ara net lsborarss Iais
tam = bererinx aheut "a hsckasyed
aad howhzstic 80 that oshsr Phrase.
ave. the people resnine Biz Ne. but
net Etsse you. Al Of us ~erk. evan
,hus~ rao srs senf - tee pcor-bcuss;
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

C-slsise la tsas stockef ~ife sTsarinri
r's~.s ne~t ~ sesinr Ao3 iffi- ~zter
tro1s tsse n tirre - rsts rr tsaf i,<t ~
evsfe,F~F'cn If tE~ fsa rpnss.a rrzr -
sarfscs sesrirr for eir. pref ftst
tae sausr1an e evprsfersrf vfh ast. shas
fhe riaaz 49, rot srevirg ssa.ts..y or tass
the ~arsf as~s,s charging
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Richard Corur Ia Leon began tte custom
Of tarring ard fsathsring. in order 20 control
piilaging daring the crusa6es. flo issuel On
seilcs thst asY robber voyagirg with the
crssss3~~ ''shsli bs frst shaved. then boiling
pitrh shall Be poured upon as head, and a
cushisn II feathers shook over it.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
CkIraqp e St LpgIs
The Hammond Type Writer.

Rss ibe HAMMOND T1gf wanna ire bsa
on fhe nsfsei fFfe wrilef strrlIrs abba
tafef rifil,ns etc. ~ ilf ~ t rIislift rsr A.
Isl nr fesd 3rl sUd ~ De- icefF' fetft 1r11
inf ,rt1is, ~ esii ant lnf rfrn NJ f'ilerstet
o. ibe ssie-ro1ais tf ri A1efoe-ss il.s it.'sek,
Grsnd hsfl3t HiIs .E .
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

fss Rstrlfs 40 y Sod
It = A srrof - sa2sssz< rL.at rs bediss e
allazas A. ever t1Fns4 int1 sseae. AhklE4-s
oseesle i4aoez4ss.. lsssf Elgs1s-sstleEs form
ias : nass4 Tas Ea-A rsEs as4y, lsssiz.
s.ls1aares fs-sniaE sock - eater. Elt1Z ia
Els.4 sAsls fsrmed sssi g.aAtas Foek cast e
taa aalsnal Noest Hsaf - astxi1e1 0y tax
iax eaazl 45aatlfles & fe<k 81, feex &..s1ss,
stl1s sinszsF, ea4lE saa rsstiss. Powdered,
After Il has eeased thTos tte uocx safo rs
fstfdrd
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

n is ccnnosly supposed tsat mercury s
the heaviest Of zoe metals. THIS Is M. fart.
The specific gravity u mercury Is u The
heaviest metals IN their ori-r are tungsten
T.. uranlus1. isss: hammered gold. ~ Sc. !.
pistiaun, =. iridium. 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Grand nISsDa. sArvA0AY. Ars- 2

WIZ xrambls Al a nfsy thousand dol
Ia salssy f0r cur Pfssidsns When 9 costs
s~snty aillicas ssar 70 Keep ihs royal
iasaiiy q EsxlAadf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The Goxernn nlsat ca1 aloas make non-
o.. Way saoald the dovsfnmsnt oof-
rus whas is ssn mazs-anf of loons .no
haxs nas the sarss 20 maks ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

yVANTED-GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
" general hoCseMoIk. l43 Eonntaln-sl. 2ln
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The rresi8.u. can pardon sny oTsrse ccra-
rnitf4i sxasus: -. United States. hrs has 70
power 70 PARTON crirninsl tri>d and cou-
victed n the courts pertaining - ta~ differ
snt states The governor there slors aas ths
p.ria.iur powar
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Ihs death rolls Of cur every day rail-
road slaughters are more heart-rsnding
than those q Sumter or GdE Run. No
Natioaal days. but barbarian careless
ness . iavosvsd in these latter, and truly
h.ood-caraliax ealamitIss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Who csn tell but W. msy yet eat. drink,
sleeD and gst msrrisd BY electricity, not
vithslanding the decision Of some Su-
prsrss Court. Certain Il u. the vorld is
bound 70 travsl that way. Airsaiy they
hs-s sn electric road in Minnsspolis. one
- PiNsburS and Allegheny. and still sn-
other st Bellevue. Besilss, CinciDnati
vii bsve rwelves railss coupistsd this
Far. Richmond thirteen niles. and mile
o. road IL INST gong into operation at
Sc. Joseph. Mo-. while Van DEroKLE and
SPRAsCE syss~uis are being pushed at
Binghsmpton. y. T., Wilmington, Del,
Baltimore and Ellicott City. bellsville,
III. Davenport. lows. Windsor. Canada
Ssn Joss snd other places. VIII ths
Valley City Introducs electricity at tbs
prcpelling power on al its rev stree!
Ines
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

OVER Loco HAVE INSPECTED OCR SYSTEM
~ during the pasl ten days and al! s.nee IN the
ilbea a. Terms sid the most equitable means en-
poyed TO secure work and furnish help .'ai your
service dsily from N 10 p n, Rooms aud
4, Pierce block Ie4. 20. 2S7
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Detroit, Lansing { Northern
Lake Shore { MIrh. Southern.


AL trsiBs daily skreff fsnds'
A 10 ffeieht Leaves hfsnl Rapids a' II ~
,r csr. .fag passenger a. e. e. knisfn 30
Through tickets 20 az goluit src nfI ls sep
lnr cpsehes tsa &c .ired o. nlpH lir ttt ice
g. Monroe a. aBd 81 denci
Vi NFrsNff. Sea- Aat.
Gro " Nrstfs CHy 7ltte Agfu'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

fasss SO - ;ees pspsf isfoi.kA ssss -
g . - Is CAR .ee s.l Eseese se-eFse@s g -
e,g tas ssena IS 81 Nessefsss. - . eoai
ibss ssll sats shellseiYes sE- l1e sss.ss esasset
sissl. tseaaEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
MICHIGAN CENTgaL

Day a. len oalfs cstrpi susl&s
~icftsiaK tart uln au l'stific q ttrtt IA
pFesses a. sno n aa Detroit a fifi3F /. fiin %.
itr4 fApress sna Grand 81 liat tAifI1A 'H aAd
from itcf4flttJ,fC Nonrftli .ft fls" a ii afft
viii through fEils fest ilekta 80 q "a
uiui. ticAti Utias O.. Atllnt 49, au4 si ..i.isa
depot
| a N JouSso~ Nich rNs A. rf Acn >, "a.
tHA>. II. kokEls nsu' 49, - Hsarfca'-
O a. r. GsEik q. = and a A Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

There is more or less slsrning truth
IN the clam that The National bankers
OF The country control It's busipsss-thss
thsy Rave the power io expand aud
ecntrscs its currency. and that few mil
horsires run Tho commerce Of the land.
Bat the Lansing Sentinsi is little
cranky when Is cries. Give ne the con-
srol q the money OF the land, and l viii
bid defiance 70 all others powers com
hinedf' Dil toe Sentinel never hear Ct
Gcd9
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

lso8 SAlE-AT A RABeAlN -hoVsk AID
4 ioi uah rooG sell sae Cisisr0. lecstea a. lss
thffsi4s ftiiAke ~ kda9 AoHtcz+sl els.lnlf.
@ie1 y r. F1CtisEke AZ e4ts hsoIxfy, tiQfas
s01 baEkf t.kea f.su lss meal { j E4tth.
th-s4se Aea. Aiealgsn ~. Depas NSsi ssae.
ItoR SAlE-A BOARDING. HoISk sNh Lof
II st ~ thtsss-si nesr the UPPER dept IA
qaiFe a. house ~ address Nc - lelt8 esll- k'ei-
al. NUskes86. -
NOR sAIt-Af A BARGAIN hot - And
Il lois ga A&sau &ldiil0n al 1fala ; tl o So
$40 Fecsnt ioi> - ms Nef5 easy. w. 9l>o Rave
bol.ss slsd -, On kourih 81 "A aieA - MI seii
eaesp More & Nilson. Lfiy al beck. -
INCk sALE-kAKN - AGRA. A IMPROVED
elsy soil frame ;sr1 tox,e itR baseaeat
sbuiee ffais Eood wafer. gasd > hool. Sltossee-
foiT miles iom NeHAySo. No lncuGbfsnoe.
oue f1agth down 90 vii exchange toI Cify laol-
srty Price sS1Sa Daniel l. sopef. Ncwsyeo
Aich. snif
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Situations Wanted--Maye.

WANTED-LADY AGENTS IL THE PICTURE
" business. Address A 4. Box 5, this office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

rrn rn1t r8ft lens-sars e f>EFa -
ruis'nsas s.asts rkteA ars rsaa dag = -
Tsirrsss- a~a4k
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

aRDIE oF 81 rfICtTfcx -sssit af EIft ixso
W The frtfir fn4r. fs tla ,aiit sea ~
hsffspss Al . session sf ssIr trff 81 ei re
styiff HsG-s n th~ fi.f 81 fffrn3 zap A if sai1
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en- fDn fn,4r ST. Hefiffs asfr frlf la1ge.
Chsflss = iefl. ofzpis i-snt - fstfie as
Deiendart
- ths stniss S srpesfnf fipm eF fstii rn &c,
fhpl fhe reiru1enf Hfrf i9D = nfs, ftTIctnt
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1o-k % fno ~ ~ A. ~ sfsi<lfr. fssr plf insu,
non .f,-sf fdsf.t dsielsdsni "a fsl - .ffers3
s..-.-.. .rf.siu COR a. tfs ner TIE dsft - fss
ofoef snd in heF sffr4rfrrf fts
es 90 bel arseef - 70 hii - rofl sIrt ~ e
iiirr rnf f8ff fhefeft - ~ served ~ - cf'f~-
fisf8snts so'fifu ~Itff frertf tsFs sft>f
ssrsife on bsr ~ ~tfT ~ sFi1 b' ~. Defie~
81 fels order anf in ofiss't srfffei ssit 5i uil
- fsksn 8 s.fsfesset - as iaff rseidsrf g.
fefIaaat And a B lftoti rFttfed ti.st t1in
ff-en ftTs fht f1rr 80 ssf esr~ 1f'tI . -
fnt cree - - rai8ssrd ri 80 I<'rsrss-
Hsrsif nersTnp 5eisi. rtit.isleo. sr1
fi.f9sisi@f iH I'D q afntt siH ftst fef
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reek "a - srrf.e-s ~ veeka ~ "a - rsnss
crf.f ~ 81 IS HFrel r. itfsoftlI q sfrrff -
SO ngu r. aeIf ae'sn1er . fEsi ftef Cas-
l~fsff no rst aisvft treetr.oro - 80 feprsf-
roBrH1 sgTrcosrRY.
fircef I1ss
Yssrires rsrnssrixatJ fna ss,r.rrf ,, =.
fDfh Eidfs 4. FAfEri
ttz.sis-
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/ a trilf c1~f tf.tst
tefsssts j. bsr~sr.
E-slser.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

yUANTED-WORK BY RELIABLE NAN AS
w bookkeeper or collector. Books posted and
balanced periodically. City references. Address
r., IL spring-st 352
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

UASTED--A SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL
w tailor and cutter. Address NJ. e., q West
Congress ST., Detroit, Mich. 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

nTANTED "A EIRST-CLAS5 BOOKKEEPER
" and lu5fness correspondent with over teu
years experience would ike 10 engage with a
substantial bushes firm IN Grand kapids. Ad
dress A N VI, IL Monroe-st care J. Yanderbun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

yVANTED--A AsITUATION As PRACTICAL EN
Y; gineer. Address q. b., Box q, this oiiice.
o40
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Situations W0nted-Femdle.
For Rcnt--ROOnps.

TOR 9ENT-STORE on SOUTH DIvIsION-ST
II Enquire at 90 s. Division-st. Eis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Ths nauaAsr Of llse. an any - y srtisseasEt
esn De 1oena ~ asefdine TIE same<r 81
~SnsIs ~ <sssa- Any R-xssf = isas ooastea
&c ops faki ttes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

CoR SALE HOUSE OK JEFrERSoN-AVE
near Highland. $3.50. small payment
down. Isggart Denison, - l.soa-d 1904
NOR sALE-ie ACRES WITH TWO BARNS IS
acres improved. .sj miles North on q X 4 ! X
X, only one mile from Pie>on Village. Aont tta.n
Co. $e0e One third down balance on time -
suit. or viii exchange for city properly. n, L.
Swift Is Canal-sL l4Att
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

TTENTION GROCERYMEN-A YOUNG MAN
Il l9 years OF age would like. position in a
wholesale or retail grocery house, have had large
experiehce IN retail grocery store; understands
the business thoroughly, and can furnish the best
of references Address w A, Box 3. rs
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
Fifty Millions Lost Annually.

Facts in possession of the Government
show that the loss of farm animals from con-
tagious diseases exceeds fifty million dollars
annually and that this enormous loss falls
almost wholly upon farmers and poultry
~raisers, the loss from chicken cholera alone
being almost beyond belief. Cases are
mentioned where whole townships have
been swept by chicken cholera and tens of
thousands of fowl lost at one outbreak. In
the case of pleuro.pneumonia and hog chol-
era, no absolute remedy has as yet been dis.
and all diseases of chickens an unfailing
remedy has been discovered. We refer to
Sheridan's Condition Powder. This powder
was q marvellous discovery. 1t will net only
prevent and cure all diseases Of poultry but
there is nothing on earth that will make
hens lay like it. If you desire to learn how
to use this powder to prevent and cure
chicken cholera, roup, gapes and allssother
diseases of chickens; how to detect symp.
toms of disease, and how to care for sick
chickens; how to clean poultry houses and
runs, and how to save your young chickens
and turkeys, then send at once to |. s.
Johnson 4 Co., % BustOm House St., Bos.
ton, for a copyof the Poultry Raisers Guide,
price % cents.
This work presents a matter of very great
Importance to everybody, but especially to
women, children and invalids, for there is
probably no way by which a small but con-
slant cash income can be secured with so
little effort as by keeping and caring for
hens. This book will pay for itself twenty
times over the first year.-Fdrm and Home.
IDAvILLE, Pa, June II, 1887.
!. S. JOHNSON & Co;
Enclosed find 80 cents. Send me another
Package of Sheridan's Powder i never
saw anything like it. | have % chicks
only lost two this Spring, but my next
neighbor has lost 81 out of 40. Before us
ing Sheridan's Powder l lost more than half
my chicks every year. Ny hens began to
lay in their small coops when their chicks
were but three weeks old.
f. S. HULL, Asst. P. NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
The Extra Session.
Washington Letter.

Washington Letter.
1t is now generally believed that
the President has concluded that there
will be no necessity for an extra ses-
sion of Congress. He has continually
expressed himself as opposed to an
extra session, and has concluded that
a call of Congress is not at all neces-
sary and has so expressed himself to
several prominent men who have
conversed with him upon this sub
ject. The fears of the New York
fnanciers that there was danger of a
stringency in the money market, has
alone caused the administration to
consider the demands for an extra
session, and these fears have been dis
PEELED by the Comptroller of the Cur
rency who states that the business of
the country is in a good condition
generally. A safe and satisfactory
business is being done, and there is
nothing to cause an apprehension of
any financial disarrangement.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
Leaders of the Trade.

Fer sale by Morford q Biles at
Rock Bottom Prices, the best Cele-
brated Buckeye Mowers, Droppers
and Binders. Hay Rakes, Grain
Drills, Cider Mills, Saw Mills, Thresh-
ers, Cane Mills and Evaporators.
Double Shovel Flows, Cultivators,
South Bend Chilled Plows, Nance
CRADLES.
A CAR LOAD TENNESSEE WAGONS.
A large lot of Fruit Jars, Window
Sash, Doors, Stoves, TInware, Iron
nails, Horse Shoes and all kinds OF
Hardware.
A Full Stock of Country Bacon,
Lard, Tobacco, Paints, Sorghum,
Syrup, Tube Rose and Noel's Best
Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Gan Goods
and Groceries of every kind. We
buy in large quantities with cash,
and sell for small profits, viii save
you money, call and see us.
MoRFoRD d BILEs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02

knew. Secondly, / am a land and
property owner in Tennessee, and
pay taxes in this State. Thirdly,
any man, either in the North or
South, who undertakes to revive and
renew the bitterness between the
sections, once existing as a result of
the war, while in the discussion of
the prohibition question or any other
question, is an enemy to his State
and his country, and unworthy the
calling and name of an honored citi-
zen, and / care not who the man is,
whether it be James G. Blaine, John
Sherman, or Maj. (?) Sparks. The
true Confederate soldier is the Union
soldiers best friend and is the very
highest type of a gentleman, and the
"doty" Major (?) is the only one L
have found in the South who savors
of any thing to the contrary. / am
in Tennessee in the interest of the
northern immigration to this State,
and have met with a cordial and
hearty welcome at the hands of your
people, and especially at the hands of
the gallant Tennessee soldiers. And
1 had no thought of making a speech
on prohibition until l saw my State
slandered and falsified by this man
Sparks. A man who does not defend
his own State is coward, and ofsuch
Iowa has none. Northern people are
coming to Tennessee in search OF
homes and lands, and non of them
will notice the insult offered in the
above card, except as | have here no.
ticedit. Respectfully,
p. r. BAILEY.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02

ED. MESSENGER This card, from
one of the prominent and intelli-
gent (?) gentlemen Of your State, has
come to my notice:
ACARD.
To the Editor Of the Free Press.
! notice that the Rutherford DEM
Ocrat states that Col. (?) Bailey will
meet me injoint discussion ofthe pro-
hibition question. l don't know who
this doughty Colonel is. l am in
formed he is an Iowa yank, who, for
all / know, helped to rob and insult
our women, children and old men
during the war, while / and my sort
were out fighting for what we
thought was right, and now he comes
all the way from Iowa Cat the top of
the map), to teach our people morals
and good breeding. Fllmeetno such
character in joint debate. He pays
no taxes here and has no interest in
our country. j. w. SPARKS.
Ordinarily l would not notice such
an insult, as | have always claimed
that no gentleman of the South
would insult me, and a backyard
cannot. AS to my service in the late
war, | will say that l was in the Tn.
ion Army and am proud of it, but
that fact in no way concerns the ques.
ton at issue now being agitated in
Tennessee. The only man that my
regiment ever summarily mustered
out of the service in disgrace and
dishonOr was dishonorably discharg.
ed at jamestown, Tennessee, for us.
ing indecent language to a woman
and he was q native Of North Carroll
ma. l met an old citizen up in Over
ton county the other day who wit.
messed this proceeding, and this i,
the only instance II the kind ! ever
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
ONE LIVED, The OTHER DIED.

A woman formerly our slave is now our
cook. About eighteen months ago she be.
came sickly and had q cough and was con.
fined to bed, and it was thought that she
had consumption. The treatment by ply.
sicians failed to give relief. In December,
1884, a node or knot the size of q goose
egg formed Just above the pit of the stom-
ach, which when lanced discharged matter
for s or 9 months. One of these also form
ed under her arm, and three on her back,
which discharged matter for a considerable
time. For six months of this time she was
confined to the house, and NEST of the time
in bed. The stomach often refused food,
by rejecting what she had eaten. She used
a great deal of medicine, but failed to be
cured. | bought one bottle of your B. B. B.,
made in Atlanta Ca, and gave it to her
and she continued to improve and in two
months time her cough had ceased, her
constitution strengthened, appetite and Dir
gestion good, all discharges ceased, nodes or
knots disappeared and she went to work
apparently healthy and fattened up greatly.
This woman had a married sister of near
same age who was afflicted in precisely the
same way and about the same time. She
had node or knot on pit of stomach, back,
etc. She did not take any b. B. B., and
the node on her stomach ate through to hel
cavity. She continued on the decline and
wasted away, and finally died.
These were two terrible cases of blood
poison,-one used B. B. b., and was speed
lily cured-the other did not use it and
died. 1t is most assuredly Il most wonder
lul blood purifier. | refer to merchants
Of this town. Yours Truly,
w. T. ROBINSON,
nishabee, Ala, MAY /, 1856.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
$2l6 Cash Premiums offered for Dried
Fruit.

Mead & Ritchey offer the following
Cash premiums for Dried Apples, viz:
$50 for the incest and best 500
pounds E~vaporated apples.
$40 for the second incest and best
800 pounds Evaporated apples,
$25 for the incest and best 800
pounds Sun dried apples.
$50 for the second incest and best
800 pounds Sun dried apples.
$40 for the incest and best 300
pounds Evaporated apples.
$16 for the second incest and best
200 pounds ~Evaporated apples.
$40 for the incest and best 200
pounds Sun dried apples.
IS for the second incest and best
200 pounds Sun dried apples.
$40 for the incest and best 100
pounds Evaporated apples.
So for the second incest and best 100
pounds Evaporated apples.
So for the incest and best 100
pounds Sun dried apples.
81 for the second incest and best 100
pounds Sun dried apples.
All the fruit awarded premiums to
be the property of Mead d Ritchey.
All fruit not taking premiums to be-
long to the person entering it. Any
fruit having taken n premium can
not compete for a second premium.
The evaporated fruit is all to be put
up in so or % pound boxes, nice, neat
packages, and the sun dried in nice
new fruit bags, and will be number
ed as entered, and for what premium
entered. The offer is to all fruit
driers in Warren and adjoining coun-
ties. No one will be allowed to COM
pete for a premium unless his or her
fruit has been dried by the person
entering or other members of the
family. Contests for premiums to be
decided by three competent and dis.
interested judges. The time of decid.
ing the contest will be determined
late enough to give all a chance tC
dry of their best fruit. Not less than
three entries OF each class will be ac'
copied or entitled to premium. The
above cash premiums are offered tC
encourage and improve the quality o
dried apples. For all evaporated Oh
sun dried apples not taking premiums
Mead & Ritchey will pay the highest
market price, so that no one compel
ing for premium need loose any
thing by doing so. All newspaper.
of this and adjoining counties vii
please copy these premiums, ETC., 81
as to give the fruit growers of theil
respective counties an opportunity Il
compete for these liberal premiums
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02

FOrked Dear Blade: Handsome
women always marry very ugly men.
The contrast sets OF their beauty.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
National Prohibition in 1890

State and Farm.
We are informed that James G.
Blaine, while in congress, offered a
resolution that, "From and after the
year 1890; there shall be no intoxica-
ting liquors made or imported into
America" This resolution will be
brought up in 1890. The indications
are that it will carry, for state after
state is wheeling into line for prohi-
bition, with bright prospects for Ten
nessee and Texas to join the states al
ready marshaled.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02
The Cards Are Out.

ED. MESSENGER This card, from
one of the prominent and intelli-
gent (?) gentlemen Of your State, has
come to my notice:
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-02

Shelbyville Gazette: Vice-Presi-
dent Harper, of the wrecked Fidelity
National Bank of Cincinnati, who
also had other irons in the fire, is the
prominent business man whom Sena-
tor Sherman quoted in one of his cam
paign speeches as saying that if Cleve.
land should be elected he would quit
business. Cleveland was elected and
Harper kept his promise.